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How to check using a If condition that a Prompt Box was cancelled or closed?
Am I supposed to check the DetachEvent?
I have to invoke this Prompt box again and again until the user explicitly Closes or Cancels the Box. I am coding on Silverlight..
My Prompt box looks like this
dummyinput = System.Windows.Browser.HtmlPage.Window.Invoke("prompt", new string[] { "Question", "Answer" }) as string;
I couldnt believe, that was so simple to track.. when you close / cancel the prompt, the value of the variable dummyinput becomes NULL.